The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-02-17
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LOCAL ITEMS
Our Ticket for the Spring
Election:
Natural Gas. Yes.

Natural Gas. Yes
Mrs. Peter Kleinsmith Is qui
iii.
Our gasoline lamps sre on Il
lift.
Next Wednesday. is The begin
ming of Lent.
Mr.. A. Wilson visited Coluu
bus this week.
E. N. Wcs. was at New Straits
vile Wednesday.
John L. Tonker has received a
increase of pension.
The C. & Fl. C. g. 1. Co. paid O
their men Wednesday.
Frank Merrick, of Columbus
was in the city Monday.
Josie Rochester has returne
frcm his Northwestern trip.
Rev. c. G. Hart has been OF
the sick list the past week.
Mont. Robbins, of Hamden
O., was in this city, Monday.
The wooden mills of ]. E. Tri tscl
have shut down for a short time.
The roads throughout the coun
try are in a terrible condition,
Fish are being astted at Nelson
VIE. Where is your game War,
den?
George Tennyhill has Joined
the Park d. Orion Uncle Tom
Cabin Co.
Mr.. Samuel Godecke is home
again from Athens much improved
In health.
We recei1edse ple9sant call
last Monday from Jack Wright.
of Lancaster.
Collins & Moore. are now rum
ming ole of the finest delivery
wagons in the city.
Levi Kittsmiller, of Missouri. is visit
ing the family Of his father, Peter
Kittsmiller, in this city.
Mr., ,Chas. Rose has purchased the
residence of Robert Motherweil.-
Consideration $1,000.
Miss Finnefrock Of Laureiville.
is visiting the family of c. E
Bowen. in this city.
The clerks at the..post Office were
rushed last Monday. There was
no end to valentines.
F. S. PurseIl, who spent Sunday
IN this city, returned to Charleston,
w. Va l., Tuesday morning.
4sir. F, n. Shugert has been pro-
moled from Sand Kun to the Q. II.
v. d T. agency at Buchtel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sterrit made
a flying trip to Logan on Mon
day.I-Nelsonville Register.
T. P. Johuston was called to Fos-
toria, Saturday evening by the Sc
ri,us illness of one of his children.
There have been one hundred
conversions at the n. E. Church
ard the good work still goes On.
Sam Sulzbacher and Robert
Work are taking a business trip
through the Hocking.Valley this
week.
Nod F. McManigal. of Columbus
and connected with the o. & W.C.&
l. Co.. was in til Q city Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. Henry Jou-gensmier and his
three handsome little children.
made very acceptable call last
Saturday.
Col. Steele, of Lancaster, was
in this city several days last
week, and during his stay called
at this office.
A sheep house belonging to A.
w. Mauk, of Washington town
ship, was unroofed by the storm
on last Friday.
-Theo. Tritsch threw a stone at
a rat, one day last week, and in
jured his arm so severely that he
has been compelled to lay off
from work.
John Gledden has been elected
President of the Ohio g Western
Coal d; Iron Co. 1t is expected |
that all the mines and furnaces be-
longing to that company will soon
be in full blast.
We would acknowledge the re.
,eipt of an invitation to attend a
ball giveE under the auspices of the
Capt. II. S. Hamilton Camp, Sens
If Veterans at the opera house in
this. evening.
Quarterly Meeting was held in
he NJ. E. Church, this city, Sat- 4
lrday and Sunday last, Rev. A.
}. Kelley, Elder, officiating
There were two hundred and {
wenty eight communicate Sum ,
lay morning.
We regret to announce the death +
n last Tuesday morning of little E
-na Dnnhla fvln cr,n of Mr. Mol :,